CASA CHAMELEON

WOW! You have got to try this place! The sunset is amazing, the food was spectacular and the service fantastic!

The views were fantastic; staff were beyond amazing. Peace and quit on the next level! No kids!

¡Suena como un lugar increíble! Una habitación con todas esas comodidades y una piscina privada con vista al mar suena como el lugar perfecto para relajarse y disfrutar. ¿Fue un viaje de placer o de negocios?

My stay at Casa Chameleon in Las Catalina, Costa Rica, was amazing! It's a place where nature and delicious food come together perfectly. The resort is modern and luxurious, surrounded by beautiful untouched nature, making it a cozy and welcoming spot.

Sentido Norte Restaurant has stunning Pacific Ocean views at sunset. They serve tasty dishes made from local ingredients that highlight Costa Rica's unique nature and culture. Each dish is like a piece of art, showing the country's lively spirit.

Chef Jose Lopez takes you on a fun adventure to the local parts of town to explore and learn where the fresh ingredients come from. Talking to the chefs, you can feel their love for making tasty and sustainable food with deep roots in tradition.

The journey ends at La Pampa Grill, where you can enjoy the rustic charm of Costa Rica in every bite. They cook locally-sourced meats and veggies on the grill, showcasing the country's simple yet flavorful cuisine.

Casa Chameleon in Las Catalina isn't just a vacation spot; it's a journey that connects Costa Rican culture, food, and nature. With breathtaking views, delicious food, and friendly service, Las Catalina is a place where every sight is like a postcard, and the memories stick with you long after you leave.

The views are amazing!! No doubt about that. We went on our honeymoon though and had previously stayed at Amor Arenal before heading here. The treatment was completely different from Amor to Casa. No one was rude to us at Casa it just felt a little lackluster for the amount you pay. Vs Amor where it’s a total dream. Staff is out of this world. There were definitely some nice servers at Casa but overall we felt awkward. We also were given a room at the bottom of the cliff so anytime we left our room we were sweating by the time we got to the top. Its like 3 flights of stairs zig zagging the cliff! We also had raccoons which we were warned of. However, they started fighting with each other which was concerning so we had to shew them off and lock the doors. Kinda cute, kinda not. The food was also subpar and overpriced, especially compared to the amazing artfully crafted food at Amor Arenal which was worth the money. Next time we go to the coast we will be looking for somewhere else to try unfortunately.